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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-19
A FATAL ATTEMPT.

The Mistake of r Young Man Who At
tempted Highway Robbery.
HARTFORD, KY, Nov. 1a.-Peter Bags,
a stock dealer, received q considerable
sum Of money here on Tuesday and start
ed to GO home after dark, eight miles
distant. Three miles out of town he
was halted by three men, who demanded
his money. He quickly fired at one OF
the men and escaped. Upon returning
in the nc--!.s to investigate, he found
Harry Flenner, a reputable young man
of the neighborhood, lying wounded.
He refused to tell who his companions
had been, and said they only intended to
brighten Bags. Flenner was in a-dying
condition.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-19
IHkoUea 4 gORNINa eRIoag.
Eighteen Cars Crash Through a Bridge
Til. Train Consumed Inv Fire.

The Train Consumed by Fire.
PADucAH, Nov. 1s.-A frightful acct
dent occurred to an east bound. freight
Train on the Paducah & Elizabethtown
road at the bridge over Gsrrison's creek,
eight miles from here, On Friday morn
ing. The engine ran on a burning tres
tie, and went through with eighteen
cars, a distance of sixty-tive feet. Engi.
neer Pat. Roman, and a colored brake
man are known to be killed. The train
took fire n vas totally consumed. The
bodies were not recovered, on account of
the intense hest. The fireman escaped
with a broken leg. by jumping from the
cab into the creek.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-19
The MARKETS.

H-a ----- EL1. Esl.
CHICAGO, Nov 10.
555sS5bSc.
CORN November A2sc, December fissc.
OATS November e5Mc. December 2sssc.
LARD November Sc 92lA, December. SO. se1k.
PORK January SEES, February siS 97M
SHoRI-kiHs January s6,9sts, February.
s7os1S
usToN STocF. YARDS,
CHICAGO. Nov ~.
Quiet
Good to Choice ;. $s.f5a4s,
Contnoa 2.Ol0t2S4
Cows t..,..s.s 1.gQ327i
stoekers and feeders q !. 300 9sI'
Fotss Estimated receipts, sa,o5o mead FismI
Light grades >. /. 81 a1@Aae
Hotsh packing 4.5o1A IL
Hs sleE,ag anSI SHIPPING grader sssassa
sFfEgfA
Sltliitoit. 1850 .!.fs 4. -.i.., ..,i... S2-fAWht@t
GOOD NIX - 2D16a3l
Lands ....... u. 2oOGaa.a:
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BOMBS AT ST. JOE.
The Feeling against st. Joe A~narasist.
Intensified by Discoveries.

ST. JosErH, Mo-, Nov. 1s.--At 3
o'clock in the morning a large bomb was
found on the steps of the city hall lead
ing to the police station. An hour later
another was found back of a large
Wholesale grocery house. Both were
taken to- q point above the city on the
river bank and exploded by the chief of
police. They were of dynamite, and EVIL
IDENTIFY constructed by an expert bomb
maker. The anarchists here number
over one hundred and fifty, and are Of
the most rabid character. The feeling
against them is intense. !,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-19
eEsHART,s EXCLAMATION.

An irate Actor nno Forced Freddy
Gebhart to Explain.
NEW YoRK, Nov, 1s.-Bob billiard
the actor, has sent a note to Fred. Geb.
hart, informing him that he must have
satisfaction for the insults which he be,
leves were offered his wife. and Mrs
Dixey at the theater Recently. Edward
Aronson, of the Casino, Las agreed te
act as Mr.. Hishard's friend in tlle mat.
ter. Mr.. Hilliard'sno is as follews;
Mr.. +. Gebhart: After your note in
reply TO mine. In which you fatty con.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-19
: RoYA-- lseos COMMISSION.
y Commission wiu Take Evidence %
Labor Needs in anada

OTTAWA, Nov. ls.-The royal laoof
commission has ~deanatelg decided to
commence taking evidence in Toronto
some day pext week. From there the
coumisslon WY proceed to Hamilton,
GATHERINGS, Windsor, London and Strsa.
ford. Secretary Black has sent out cir
cuia;s % all At9or auions in the pseyince,
End asking taea, IN &spSii deloSates 10
5-9spaai DefsTs las e4nIalission.i The for
towing are sotpe- OF the subjects respect
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-19
Stories Grow with CirculatIon.

New YORK, Nov, 1s-The story is
circulated among club men That Allen
Thorndyke Rice, OF the North American
Review, won $225, 600 from Pierre Lori.
lard at Baccarrat, in the Union club re
Gently.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-19
The dependent Pension Isifi

M%ISNEAPoLls, Mimi, Nov. 1s.-It was
given out from the National G, A. X
headquarters here that the yote of posts
tiaait4hoat the country on the proposed
dependent pension bill is now nearly ali
in, and is practically unanimous in fave,
OF the bill
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-19
scRoFULoUs ULCERS.

james e. Richardson. Custom House. New
Orleans. on oath says: .In 1870 Scrofnloaa
Ulcers broke out on my body until ! WAS . mass
of corruption. Everything knowa to the medi-
cal faculty was tried in vain. l became a nero
wreck. At times could not lift my head, could
not turn in bed; was in constant pain, and
looked upon life "a a curse. No relief or cure
in ten years. In 1880 I heard of the CUTrouRA
used them. and was perfectly
cured"
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sworn to before o. s. Com, ]. D. ORAwFonD.
ONE OK THE WORST cAsEs.

ONE OF 81 WORST CABES,
We have been selling your OUTIouRA RrME-
PIES for years. and have the frat complaint yet
to receive from o purchaser One of tho worst
casea Of ScrofulA / over saw was cured by The
use of five bottles of GUTIouRA RE%soLyxNr,
CuT,oURA, and OUTIcURA SOAP. The Soxp
taxes the cake here as q medioinal soap.
TAYLOR d TAYLOB, Druggists.
~ ErankferG. Kan.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-19
An Irsh pntrint neaa

NEW YORK, Nov. 1s.-John j. Breslin.
the well-known Irish patriot. died from
Bright's disease. He was 81 years of age
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statue, which was
eraolEd IA | O

statue, which was
erected t o his
mi n or, on Cheap
side fronting the
court hou S G. by
he co M m 0 n
wealth of Ken,
lucky. The day
was beautiful il
the extreme, be
il 9 as warm and
balm as miasun.
mer, Viii just the
~faintest touch OF
haze. Vast num-
bers Of people be-
gan aocking into
the city at an
~
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-19
scRoFULoUs~.

sCROFULOUs, INHERITED.
And CONTAGIOUS Humors, with LOSS of Hair,
and Eruption of the Skin. are positively cured
by CUTIoURA and CUTIouRA SOAP externally,
and CuTIoURA R~EsoLvENT internally, when all
sther medicines fail
Sold everywhere. Price, CurIcuRA, so cts.
soAp, % cts. aREsoLvKsT. $1.W. Prepared by
Macs.
~ Send for How to Cure Diseases" 81
.psgea. 50 illustrations. and lQ testim ouiaia.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-30

is doing the right thing now. When
the Thermometer points 10 lot de-
grees in the shade aud the atmosphere
seems to crcmate the life out of all
Vegetation, then it is time to reflect
aud see how artificial ice /, made
Mr.. Rollats ice factory produces
about $1,000 pounds Of ice per day
which is distributed over the city and
surrounding country and the quality
of Rollers ice is unsurpassed If any
ladies or gentlemen wish to learn
how distilled water is cOngcalrd they
should visit the ice factory Mr.. j. c,
Roller Jr. will be glad 10 show and
explain how it is done.
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The best and lowest priced stock of
Key West and llayana cigars at c. C..
MCCulloch's.
The beat and lowest priced stock
Of chewing aud smoking tobacco at
Z. G. McCnllock's.
The best and lowest priced stock of
of sugar, of oil grades at c. c. Mci
Culloch's.
The best and lowest priced stock OF
OF molnsses and syrups at Z. c. Nc
Culloch's.
The best and lowest priced stock OF
green and roasted coilces at {. &. Me.
Culloch's.
The most complete and lowe
priced stock Of teas ever offered in
central Texas ut G. &. McCulloch's.
The most complete vnd lowest
priced stock of dried fruits at {. C.
McCulloch'-.
snow white lard, Whittsker't hams
breakfast bacon, dried beef, ham
prices of the finest quality at G. c.
McCuloch's.
The most complete stock of gro.
cories ut low prices to suit the hard
times at &. &. McCuilockh's.
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rE-ONLY GENuIN.-sa

our Stamp In red on front Of wrapper,
j. II, zEILIN Co.. Philadelphia, Pa
Sole proprietors. Price, si.Oo
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For best values IN dry goods,
For best values in silks,
For best values in white goods,
For best values in carpets,
For best values in curtains,
For beat values in millinery,
FOR best values in shoes.
For best values in clothing.
For bo>tvalucs in mems hats,
For best values in laccs,
For best Yaluc- in Hosiery,
For best values in gloves.
For best va ues in parasols,
For best values in fans,
For best values in table linens,
For best values in hdies suits,
For best values in Jerseys,
For best values in ribbons and larg
est assortment of reliable goods, 90 tC
tho popular house OF sanger Brother.
and you will feel sfter purchasing
that you have bought what you want
ed and have good return for youl
money.
SANGER BHoTHERS.
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Wv SHSy > $50
Will compete with the Island City
nine for the mastery, Considerable
money Is risked on these games and
they will DO watched with interest.
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LEwINE Bros.

Ten cent lunch at -. Charles. Hot
or cold. Cream, cheese, day or night,
Steak aud fish, finest in the market.
Give us call.
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Itch cured in 80 minutes BY Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Sold by
;. b. Hamlet, Druggists, Waco,
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Mems cordoyau button and lace
shoes, every pair warranted, at $3.50
a pair. Best shoe in America for the
money, Ut Sanger Brothers
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county gang existed
ANOTHER BRUTE.
Special Dispatch to the Examiner
GALVESTON, July Frank Gal
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Groesbeck. don't know what
length of time he was sent up tor.
DIR. II. l.. TANoR
testified saw the deceased about a
quarter to nine last night | found
deceased on he lloor very restless and
covered with mud made an cNami-
nation and found one gun shot Wour d
in the abdomen aud also another on
the hip. He had a scratch also on his
forehead, He lived about twenty or
twenty-five minutes after reached
him. The wounds on his body were
the cause of his death. ! am physi-
clan.
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sfffN0ToNI
local rains exS
northern Texasl
ture winds sol
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THE VERDICT.

We the Jury of inquest sworn to
enquire into tho time, place, cause.
manner and circumstances of the
death of Jim Williams alias Bill Davis
find that the deceased came to his
death on June ?s.h. 1887 uy a pistol
shot wound inflicted by Lee jenkins,
constable, while the deceased was re
sisting arrest by said Lee jenkins and
other officers, deceased being an csca-
ped convict at the time and that such
killing was done in self defense.
w. NJ. Sleeper, j. +. rrec No. /.
J. w. Williams,
a. l.. lIardwick,
IL \. Ford,
A. f. Henderson,
j. T.. Buchanan,
Sam Grim.
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testified: have seen tho deceased
this morning. About three years ago
was III the business of carrying con-
yicts o the penitentiary, and 10 the
best OF my belief / carried the de-
ceased TO the penitentiary from
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Accidental InSuTanCeUpOn ClOSt Approved Plan

Office C0RNER T8IRO ANO franklin SIRIUS WACO 1tAAS
H. b. PAMOII President - IHOS DUCElM Secretary
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sworn testified. was called - idcn.
THY deceased. His correct name il,
Jim Williams. When first knew
him no was a convict near IlearDe in
Robertson county He was peni.
Tertiary convict. About three years
ago he was sentenced to the penitcn-
tiarY for ten years.
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SANGER BHoTHERs
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-09-15
EeGhng 0fDGIl9Gratic Central Committee.

Pursuant TO call the Democrat
&c Central Committee of Hooking
. County met in the Court House
: IN Logan, o, Sept. 10th. A quo.
rum being present, the commit
Zee proceeded TO organize and
supply the vacancies.
On motion, j. B. Riason was
elected temporary chairman and
w. E. Enele, secretary. The
temporary organization was made
the permanent organization
Next in order was the election of
the Elk. Committee, which result
ed as follows: j. s. Friesner, D.
w. Wright, II. L. Wright, V. G.
Lowery, Abel Carpenter, John
Hansel and A. j. Burgess.
The report of the Ex. Commit
tee of last year, was then read
and.approyed.
On motion, it was decided that
the book of the treasurer of last
years committee be open for in
spection. There being no further
business, the committee adjourn
ed.
J. B. RIASON, chm.
w. E. ENGLE, sec'y.
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Can,naisn Subscribers.

Our list of campaign subscri
bers is every day increasing, We
have received over one hundred
this week.
Every post-ofIice in tie county
has sent us list. Just as We so
to press we have an order for a
dozen from Flagdale in Fairfield
county.
1t is gratifying to us 10 know
that the Sentinel Is not only en-
dorsed by our officials and party
leaders but by the people of
Hooking and adjoining counties.
1t will be our aim 10 make the
Sentinel deserving of The patron
age and support it is receiving.
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The Executive Committee.

The Central Committee pro
ceedings of which meeting on
last Saturday, is published else
where, appointed an excellent
Executive Committee. The mem
b,rs are all. Democrats, all
workers. and all in harmony with
each other and with the ticket
Better and more Trustworthy men
could not have been selected.
The Committee will open the
campaign IN good season and will
conduct it with 10 the best in
terests of The party. The tick
will be taken care of in
Hooking, and every candidate
from Governor to Coroner will be
protected and given fair play.
Now is the time TO subscribe now
is good time to advertise.
The names of the commtte fol
ow the names Of our candidates
at the head of our columns.
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Major Townsend was brought in
TO the convention and made q
speech. Gen. Grosvenor smiled
Jim Sands laughed, Burgess told
Bob KittsmilIer to 60 and get the
Enquirer, it was all over. Sam
Bright took q departure for the
door, ami Cap Glove went home.
So closed the comedy of a nom
inatlon of a candidate Tor Senator
on the Republican ticket for this
district.
Bob Price would have polled a
strong vote. He is an able lawyer.
Il gentleman of high character, and
a Republican of the most intense
type. lie would have controlled
many of the votes of the Democrat.
ic workingmen here and through.
out The district.
Bu: Bob had no Doodle. lie
was in the way of the Eggleston-
Sands-Rempla arrangement and the
Ring could not use or utilize him.
The nomination of Townsend WIS
made with 4 view not TO entangle
tie candidacy of Lafe EggIeston.
We Will open the gates wide rs
The campai gn proceeds.
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CIR COlieciOr

Is taking a rest this week. lie
got enough money last week 10
pay our paper bill. He also
made a los of old timers mad to
think they should pay their debts
After doing this good work he
needs rest, SO as TO be fresh and
vigorous when he goes again.
He will start on the war path
next week. Courtesy and atten.
ton given him will be appreci-
ofal
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Our Supplement.

We present our readers this
week with supplement contain
ing Gen. Powells opening cam
paign speech, deliver ed at Ham
llton. The speech presents forci-
bly, the issues of the campaign,
and will be valuable document
fo ufrIx,
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been fled in
the Probate Court of Hooking County. Ohio,
for settlement:
&. II. Burrlaus, Administrator With the
will annexed o. Elizabeth HarpcI.
And the same will cone on for hearing
on the aJtf day OF september, 1887, at 10
O'Clock n. m, or as soon thereafter as may
be convenient w. T. ACKER,
Sept. S--St Probate Judge
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Rochcs.ers' Premium Butter.

The Rochtsters have always aimed to
keep the best butter, and their many
customers know that they do. The
Fair authorities offer 81 so premium for
the best three pounds of butter. We
are authorized by the Rochesters to
say that they will pay 81 80 for the but
ter drawing the fins. premium, and pay
also the highest price for all good but
ter brought to their store.
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The Vice in tho wilderness is
struggling to get into the clearing.
The Voice feels bad because the
candidates OH our ticket are not
eulogized and parudcd weekly be-
fore..t the public.
Our ticket was made by major
ity vote of the best Democrats Of
Hooking. The candidates are hon
est, honorable. capable, and Demo
cratic. What more do you wari Us
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Democratic County Ticket

Democratic County Ticket
Representative.
C, H. BUERHAUS.
Probate Judge.
w. T. ACKER.
Clerk of Court.
D. 81. LAPPEN.
Sheriff
JOHN GALLAGHER.
Commissioner.
JOHN T. NUTTER.
1nfrmary Director.
ANDREW WRIGHT.
Coroner.
GEORGE G. GAGE.
Surveyor.
JAMES DAVIS.
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Col. Hatcher. OF the Columbus Dis
patch was in the city on last Tuesday,
looking after the Interests Of his p 2per.
The Dispatch has large circulation in
Logan. and is the popular paper here
Tom Allen is our local correspondent.
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BucAeye Phosphate.

Fifty Tons of Buckeye Phos-
phate, pronounced the best Fer
tilizer in the market, at $2S per
ton. For sale by
G. ROLLER L. SON.
Sept. 15-Iw
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HOOKING COUNTY EXECU.
TIVE COMMITTEE.

John S. Friesne-. CHM
Virgil c. Lowery, sec'ty.
Dan W. Wright, treas.
Homer L. Wright.
John Hansel.
Abel Carpenter.
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The Public Schools.

The Fall session of the Public
Schools of Logan will open on
Monday, September 10Th, A full
attendance is desired.
w. W. MCCRAY, Sup't.
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Fair Ground Privileges.

Bids for privileges at the Hook
ing County Fair, October 6, Z, and
Sth, will be received up to Tuesday,
2 o'clock, Sept. Goth, 1887.
Each bid must state the privilege
and price offered.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bidds. Address
MAYNARD POND,
Pres. Il. Q. Ag. Society.
Sept. S-2w
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Haydenville Coal
sold by the car or wagon load and
Delivered

to oil parts of the city. The best OF Coal
guaranteed, and prices made satisfactory.
/ respectfully ask q continuance of the
patronage given the former firm and in
vite the citizens of Logan to call anu see
me before making contracts.
w. IL. TURNER.
Aug lS-6m
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thirsted for gore so he went to
war. Again he was ambitious
and thirsted for office and got
three successive terms in the
Legislature. lie said the Major
was a good fellow. which we all
know he is.
General Grosvenor seconded
Townsend's nomination in such
Damon and Pythias fervency,
that Jim Sands took ont his hand
kerchlef. We couldn't see wheth-
er TO wipe tear or hide a smile.
CLAY DRlNKLE NOMINATED.
Col. Voris, the beautiful brunette
statesman of Lancaster nominated
Henry Clay Drinkle, of Fairfield.
The nomination If Drinkle was on
ly intended to keep Clay's name
before the people and give Voris a
chance to exhibit his charms.
Now comes the
SILvER-ToNGUED BURGESS.
Ho nominates Bob Price, of Lo-
gan. 1t was edifying to see the old
stalwarts like Captain Glove in the
back seats, and Sam Bright hunting
for place to sit among the Demo-
Gratis, and Levi leading the Repub-
llcan forces of Hooking. Ii was a
spectacle to mako Democrats lapg h.
The speech of Burgess was a sog
gy effort. tHe seemed to be Wading
in sand or coal slack up to his knees.
Col. Burgess is the attorney AID To-
cal representative of the Syndicate
and Railroad Company, and Bob
Price is noted and known as the
Red Handed Communist of the
Hooking Valley, and has always
identified himself with the loboring.
men as against the corporations. 1t
was farcIal performance to see the
attorney OF the corporations present
and ask the nomination..of a candi-
date whom Mr.. Burgess nor the
he represents, would
at the polls. The work of
that veteran Republican, Burgess,
though, was a part of the Grosven
or-Sands at Rempel play, aud as
Levi did as we'll as could be expect
ell. Burgess is straight, but was
put in a crooked row.
The speech of tho occasion was
delivered by Bro. Willard of the
Republican Gese!te. Bro. Willard
is an orator when he lets loose. He
has a method of gesticulation that
IS pointed. He stiffens his fore FIN
ger and thrusts it at the audience:as
f he was going to impale or tickle
he ribs of the nearest. Jim Sands,
Sandy Beatty and Doc Cable were
IN the seat with us and kept up
uch a clatter about giving Town
end complimentary vote that we |
allied TO catch all of Wizards
peech. We were also distracted |
or tho moment by the appearance
It this time in the convention OF
Jol. Pursell, just from West VIr-
,inia, where he had made several
and had seen Camden.
>Ol. Pursell, besides his usual court
y apparel wore two overcoats and a
ulster and carried two umbrellas,
9th hooked from Mandus Reber,
1ho had borrowed them from Gov
rnor Foraker. He also carried
hree canes. Out Of regard for
Governor Foraker and his friendly
ssociates in tbe Penltentiary, We
ass over the canes with no
lrther mention.
IILLARD's SPEECH SEcoNDING Bob :
pDrCF'c No,rJUArrou
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With the privilege of timber, stone and
gravel taken from the forty acre lot known
as the mill dam lot,with all other privileges
TO repair the race and dam rs long as the
same is needed, excepting also from this
conveyance Il lease given 10 Gold and Can
da for oil purposes, and hereby convey all
the water privileges heretofore decided by
Robert KidnOcker, also contained in this
col veyance, the land lying between frsc-
tional lot number eleven QD, range eigh-
teen GS), and the southeast corner of the
house where il stands, Off the southeast
half of lot number fourteen (l4), in the re-
corded plat of the towE OF Bloomingyille.
containing three and three-fourths acres i'll
all. Also, lot numbee sixteen (l6), of the
town of Bloomingville, Hooking county,
Ohio, with the appurtenances thereto be-
longing.
Mill SSG0000. House S5O0.00.
Appraised at So, ,500.C0.
Terms of sale cash.
Given under my hand at Logan Ohio,
this 10th day OF August. A. ID, 1857.
JOHN GALLAGHER, Sheriff.
BY ID. w. Wright, Deputy.
5. Weldy, Atty for PHI.
August lS-5w